Catalogue of gold, silver and copper coins... [11/20/1873]

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To be Sold at Auction

By Messrs. Bangs, Merwin & Co.,

No. 656 Broadway, New York,

On Thursday and Friday, 20th and 21st, November, 1873,

COMMENCING AT HALF PAST THREE O’CLOCK.

In the first night’s sale will be found the Rare Gobrecht Pattern Dollar,
of 1836, with his name between the date and the base of the Figure of
liberty. — an 1861 (Dollar omd the very rare large Clay Medal.

Catalogued by EDWARD COG- AN.

Orders will be executed by the Auctioneers ; John W. IIaseltine, 1348 Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia ; H. G. Sampson, Cor. of Fulton Street and Broadway, New York,
or by Edward Cogan, 40S State Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.

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Charles C. Shelley, Steam Book and Job Printer.
6S Barclay Street.

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MISCELLANEOUS COPPER COINS.

S V 1 One large Turkish Coin. Very good and scarce

3 0 2 1797 English Twopence. Fair

a-0 3 1797 Another about as good

u , 4 1689 80d Gun Money of James II. Nov. Good

5 1689 12d Do do Jan. Good

i q 6 1814 3 Kopecks. Good

7 1857 40 Centessimos. Fair

8 1797 Ob. Arms of East India Co., “ 48 to one rupee.”

Penny good

(0 9 1847 Liberia. One Cent. Very fair

i $ 10 Brass Store Card of Joseph Brothers, of Liverpool, Eng-

land, and 149 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, Cal.
Fair and scarce, halfpenny size

11 Ten Coppers, all different and good. No duplicates 10 pieces

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8 pieces

lij_16 Ten, Five, Two and One Centimes, Louis Napoleon, all
different. Good 8 pieces

17 Lot of 10, 5, 2 and 1 Centimes of Belgium. Very fair

5 pieces

j . 18 100 P Senny Japanese. B'ass

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Brass

Three pieces smaller size, similar to above 3 pieces

Three Wood Halfpennies and two East India Quarter
Cents. 5 pieces

Eight 3 Cent. Pieces. Nickel 8 pieces

Five 5 Cent. Pieces. Nickel 5 pieces

Five LCent. Pieces. Copper, &c 5 pieces

Five 2 Cent. Pieces 5 pieces

1S60 Proofs 3 Cent, Pieces and Cent 2 pieces

Forty-five Pieces Common Foreign Coins 45 pieces

AMERICAN SILVER DOLLARS.

1795 Flowing Ilair. Head rubbed, but fair

1795 Fillet Head. Very fine, scarce

1796 Large date, scratched. Barely fair

1797 6 Stars facing. Head much rubbed, scarce

1797 7 do do do do

1798 Large Eagle. Very poor

1798 Small do 15 Stars. Poor, but scarce

1799 6 Stars lacing. Ordinary impression

1799 5 Do do Really fine for this type

1800 Scratched a little in the field; otherwise very good

1801 Head much rubbed; but scarce

1802 Struck over 1801 ; same condition

1802 Head much rubbed ; but scarce

1803 Barely fair Do

1803 Head much rubbed Do

1841 Not much circulated

1842 Fair only

1843 Do

1844 A trifle nicked; otherwise fine

1845 Very fine; but very trifling marks of circulation.
Scarce

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HALF DOLLARS.

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1794

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Head rubbed and planchet scratched

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and 1803

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1805

Struck over 1804 ; good for the date ; rubbed a little.

Scarce

bt> 77 1805 Barely fair

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79 1806 Varieties, round and pointed 6

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2 pieces
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81 1808, 1809. Poor
Oo 82 1809 Barely fair

83 1809, ’ll, ’12, ’13. Poor and fair

84 1810 Barely lair

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1 if 85 1814 Uncirculated

ST 86 1814, ’17, ’18, ’20. Ordinary impressions

4 pieces

001-S7 1S15 Better than generally found, and scarce
Iij 88 1817 Struck over 1813. Very fine and scarce
U 89 1818 Good

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91 1820 Large date, barely fair

o j 92 1820 Struck over 1819. Head rubbed ; ordinary and scarce

\ 93 1821 A beautiful impression; proof polish; desirable

Ly 94 1823 Poor; tlie figure 3 being very peculiar

95 1825 Only fair

96 1827 About the same condition

97 1828, ’30, ’30 and 32. Barely fair 4 pieces

j 7 98 1829 Uncirculated

99 1829 Slight variety ; barely fair

100 1831 Good impression

101 1832, ’33, ’33 and ’34. Barely fair 4 pieces

102 1834, ’35, ’36, ’38. Poor and fair 4 pieces

103 1835 Slightly rubbed on the bust; otherwise tine

104 1837 Two impressions; very fine and good

S'! 105 1839, ’44, ’47, ’48. Poor, and barely fair 4 pieces

\ \~i 106 1850 Very fine impression. New Orleans Mint
X iru 107 1851 Very little circulated, and scarce
A08 1853 Fair
109 1853, ’54, ’56. Fair

C \ 110 1853 Orleans Mint; barely fair; scarce

111 1857 Not much circulated

112 1858 Barely fair

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1859, ’64. Fair and good, the first N. O. Mint 2 pieces

1860 Sau Francisco Mint; poor, but scarce

1861 Orleans Mint; good
1861 Rather better impression

1865 Ordinary. San Francisco Mint

1866 Proof impression

1866 Barely fair

1867 Ordinary

QUARTER DOLLARS.

1805, 1807. Both very pour 2 pieces

1806 Struck over 1805. Not much circulated, and scarce

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1815, ’18, ’31, ’22. Barely fair
1831 Only fair

1832, ’31, ’35 (3). A good deal circulated
1837, ’39 (2). Poor
1840, ’ll. Poor. New Orleans Mint
1812, ’ll. The first poor; the latter fine.
Mint

1841 N. O. Mint; but little circulated

1815, ’16, ’17. Poor

1853 With Arrows ; almost proof

1853 Do Orleans Mint ; poor

1851, ’55, ’56. Poor

1855 Uncirculated

1856, ’57, ’58, ’59, ’62. Poor and fair
1861 Good

1865 Nearly uncirculated

1866 Proof

DIMES.

1796 Rather poor impression, but scarce
180/ Much abused

1S09 Pretty good impression of this rare date
1811 Barely fair
1820 Fair

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5 pieces
8 pieces

2 pieces
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1821 Poor

1822 Fair tor date
1824 Do

1825, ’29, ’30, ’32, ’34, ’37, ’39. Ordinary 7 pieces

1827 Fair impression

1829 Fine do planchet slightly damaged

1831 Only fair

1832 Very good, and rather scarce
1835 Very fair

1838 With Stars ; but little circulated

1840, ’42, ’43, ’45, ’47, ’48. Ordinary 6 pieces

1841 But little circulated

1841 Poor, but scarce

1846 Do do

1840 Fine

1850 Good

1851, ’53, ’54, ’55, ’57, ’58. Ordinary 7 pieces

1852 Orleans Mint; good and scarce

1853 Without Arrows; good
1856 Fine

1859 Do

1860 Faii-

1861 Do

1862 Very fine
1866 Proof

HALF DIMES.

1795 A very good impression ; cracked die

1832, ’33, '35, ’36, '39, ’41, ’42, '42, ’13 and ’15. Ordinary

1838 With Stars; but little circulated

1840 Very fine impression

1847, ’48, ’49, ’50, ’51, ’53, ’53, ’54 and ’55. Ordinary

1841 Very fine, and scarce

1845 Only fair

1846 Do but scarce; not often found better

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177 1847 Fine

178 1848 Orleans Mint
to 179 1849 Uncirculated

O 180 1850 Very good
I i 181 1851 Do scarce
m 182 1862 (2). Both very fine
k 183 1853 With Arrows; fine
XQ 184 1853 Without Arrows ; fine

185 1854 Fine

186 1855 Do

C 187 1856 Very fair

188 1856, ’57, ’58, ’58, ’59, ’60, ’60, ’61, ’62. Ordinary 9 pieces

189 1857 Very good

HALF DIMES.

\ \ 190 1858 Uncirculated

, 191 1859 Proof

192 1860 Fine
\ 193 1861 Very good
% 194 1862
i •; 195 1866 Proof

V 196 1851, ’52, ’53, ’56. 3 Cent Pieces 5 pieces

- sf 197 1866 3 Cent Piece. Proof

COLONIAL PIECES.

Massachusetts.

1652 Pine Tree Shilling; large Planchet. Remarkably
fine impression. Rare in this condition
1652 Oak Tree Shilling. Very good and scarce
1652 do do Variety; large letters and dif-
ferent tree. Good for the period and scarce
1652 Another variety ; very poor

1652 Oak Tree Sixpence. Not much circulated and rare
1652 Another Sixpence ; believed to be a casting

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1773 A fine uncirculated Virginia Cent. Desirable
1773 Two more, rather poor 2 pieces

1772 Colonies Francoises. Rarely fair, but scarce
1783 Nova Constellatio. 2 varieties, rather poor 2 pieces

1786 Nova Caisarea do do 2 pieces

1787 Do do do 2 pieces

Auctori Cotmec and Verrnon Auctori. 2 varieties, rather

poor 2 pieces

1787 Franklin Cent. Very fair.

1787 Massachusetts Cent. Barely fair

1787 Do Half Cent. Fair and scarce

1788 Do Cents. 2 impressions, barely lair

2 pieces

1788 Do Half Cent. Fair and scarce

1794 Talbot, Allum & Lee. Rather poor
Kentucky Cent. Plain edge, very fine

Do Letter edge, uncirculated, scarce

PATTERN PIECES.

1836 Dollar known as the Gobrecht Dollar, with his
name on the base of the figure of Liberty. A very little
nicked, but still a desirable piece. Proof
1836 Another, similar in design, excepting that the name
of Gobrecht is on the fidd of the dollar, between the
date and the base of the figure of Liberty. Of these
there were but Eiyhtei n struck at the time, and they are
consequently very rare, and highly valued by col-
lectors, and this identical piece brought $90 at the
McKenzie sale. It is a most desirable piece for any
fine collection. Fine proof

1855 Flying Eagle Cent. Copper, very fine, proof polish .
A Set of Patterns of Honduras Coppers, purchased at the
MacKenzie sale in June, 1869, at $4.25 each, and is the
only set I have ever met with

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221 1862 8 P’s under a tree. Fine and very scarce

K, 222 1862 4 do

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224 1862 1 do

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ELECTROTYPE.

Very Fine.

1 S' 225 1787 Immunis Columbia

226 1722 Rosa Americana. Penny size
lb 227 1791 Small Eagle Washington Cent

228 1851 “ 1 Cent Piece.” Original ; very scarce

229 1853 Small One Cent Piece

WASHINGTON PIECES.

230 1783 Washington and Independence. Rev. United States.

Original and fine

Zo 231 1783 Another Smaller Head. Barely fair

232 1783 Another Variety. Rev. Unity States. Fair
l 7 S~ 233 1791 Large Eagle Cent. Very fine impression

231 Ob. George Washington Head. Rev. Martha Washington

Head. White metal ; very fine. Size 14

■ :> 235 Silver Mint Cabinet Medal. Well known to collectors,

and valued highly in this metal. Size 38

| <j q 236 Copper — Washington before Boston. Fine. Size 44

2 237 Lovett’s Siege of Boston — Washington on Horseback.

Copper; almost proof. Size 20

S 3 238 “ Patriae Pater.” Rev. “ Providence Left Him, &c.” Cop-
per; very fine Size 18

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3 q 240
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3d 243
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2l 248
3o 249

W-o 250

An Entire Set — Say Ten Pieces — of the Copper 1 Dalers
of Sweden, which* were, in hard times, forced upon the
people at their face value, similar to the Gun money in
England in the time of James the Second

Some collectors are under an impression that five pieces constitute
the set. This is certainly an error, as I have a book in German
styled " Nummi Singulares oder Sondebare Thaler und Munt-
zeu, &c.,” published in Breslau and Leipzig, in 1731, ■which
contains the plates of these ten corresponding to this set, and
in the text they are all described very particularly and several
at considerable length. They are really scarce, and I believe
this is the first set that has ever been offered at auction. The
condition is very good, and the size rather larger than a half-
cent.

ENGLISH SILVER COINS.

Groat — Possibly Ilenry V. Rev. Villa Calisie. Fair, but
piece out of the outer rim

Half Groat — Possibly the same reign. Same reverse
Fair and scarce

Charles I. Shilling, known as the Briot Shilling — hav-
ing the letter B in very small letters over the edge of
the Crown on the reverse. Barely circulated and
scarce

Scotch 2d. of Charles I. Fine and scarce, but pierced

Charles II. Maun day Money. 4d, 3d, 2d, and Id. Very
fine and rare

George II. Uncirculated Shilling. Scarce in this

condition

George II. Uncirculated Sixpence. Scarce in this

condition

George III. Proof Sixpence. 1816. Scarce
Do Another do 1820. Do
Small Marriage Medal of George III. and Charlotte.
Good

George IV. Proof Set Maunday Money. 4d, 3d, 2d,
and Id.

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Victoria.

i 251 1868 [long Kong Dollar. But little circulated
“IS* 252 1866 do Half-Dollar. Barely fair
If 258 1889 Shilling. Uncirculated

254 Maunday Money. 4d, 3d, 2d, and Id. Fine

FOREIGN SILVER.

II4.Q 255 1867 Maximilian Dollar of Mexico. In fair condition

loT 256 1870 Republica Mexicana. Rev “Un Peso Z’s H.

902, 7.” Only fair

l f 257 1747 Ferdinand VI. of Spain. 2 Reals. In fair condition
I g 2 58 1752 Do 1 Real, and 5 Cent piece

Phil. II. Fair 2 pieces

i f 259 1S08 2 Reals of Charles IV. Head much rubbed

15 260 1781 6£ piece, or what was formerly called a ftp, of

Carolus III. In fair condition

i 5 261 Three Silver Coins. Value 26 cents in Silver 3 pieces

\ u q 262 Large-size Copy of Jewish Shekel, Silver. Fine

AMERICAN GOLD.

I s s o 263 1797 Eagle. A little rubbed in the field, otherwise
uncirculated. Scarce

I I ro 264 1795 Half Eagle. Very fine. The first issue of the
Half Eagles

n ro 265 1806 Half Eagle. In fine condition.

266 1807 Half Eagle. Hardly fair, and been cut to test the

metal

267 1836 Quarter Eagle. Very fine

koS" 268 1853 Dollar. Orleans Mint. Very good and scarce
. 0 f 269 Bechlter Carolina Dollar. 27 G. 21 C. Fine
\ Ob 270 1854 California Dollar. Octagon. Fine

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AMERICAN COPPER.

Cents.

1793 Wreath — Obv. Tooled — Rev. almost illegible —
One hundred for a dollar, on the edge
1791 Fair impression

1791 Two impressions: varieties; fair impression

2 pieces

1795 & ’96 Liberty Cap ; Thin die. Poor and barely
fair 2 pieces

1797 Two varieties. Fair and poor 2 pieces

1798 Barely fair

1800 Over 1799. Very poor, but scarce

1801 oio Barely fair

1802 Two impressions ; varieties. Rather poor 2 pieces

1803 Two impressions. Fair and barely fair 2 pieces

1801 Genuine impression ; head much rubbed ; other-

wise good. Scarce

1805 A fair impression
1805 Not quite as good
1807 Struck over 1806. Much rubbed

1807 Barely fair

1808 Head rubbed; only twelve stars visible. Barely
fair, and scarce

1809 Head much rubbed ; date very good. Scarce

1810 Do. Barely fair

1811 Really an excellent impression over 1810. Black
Colour

1812 & 13 Both poor

1811 Crossed 1; but little circulated
1816 Broken Die do

1816 Do. Head much rubbed

1817 13 Stars. Head rubbed ; otherwise fine

1818 Barely fair

1819 Struck over 1818 ; but little circulated. Scarce
1819 Fine impression

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1820 Cracked die ; red color; smeared by handling

1821 Poor, but scarce

1822 Head slightly rubbed ; otherwise fine

1822 Two good impressions; heads rubbed 2 pieces

1823 An unusually good impression of this date. Head
slightly rubbed, but desirable

1S24 Barely fair, and black color

1825 Two impressions. Barely fair 2 pieces

1826 Head rubbed ; otherwise very good, and one barely

fair

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lo27 Two impressions. Barely fair and poor
1828, ’29 Do Fair and poor

1830 Three do Barely fair and poor

1831 Fine impression, but head rubbed

1832 Two impressions. Both ordinary

1833 Very good, but not uncirculated

1833 Three impressions. All fair

1834 Two do Barely fair

1835 Do do One very fair

very poor

1836 Two impressions. One fair and one more circu-
lated 2 pieces

1837 A very fine impression. Very nearly perfect.
Desirable

1837 Another. Very fair

1838 Very fine

1838 Fair

1839 Booby head. Fair and scarce
1839 Head of 1840. Fair for date

1839 Another. Do

1840 Large date. Very fine.

1840 Small date. About the same condition

1841 A very fine impression, and desirable
1842, ’43 (3). Barely fair
1844, ’45, ’46 (3). Barely fair

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328 1846 Very fair

329 1847 Very nearly perfect
J 330 1848 Barely fair

3 331 1850 Fine

V 332 1S52
V r 333 1853
w 0 334 18'>5
l b 335 1855
l l 336 1857

(3). Uncirculated red; two very fine 3 pieces
and ’54. Two impressions ; good and lair 2 pieces
Beautiful red, uncirculated coin ; slanting 5
Another; only fair ; upright 5

Large date aud small date ; fair 2 pieces

HALF CENTS.

] Via 337 1793 Much circulated and rather poor

4, i 338 1795 Thick die ; a due aud desirable piece ; barely cir-

culated ; scarce
a 339 1804 Very good
S' 340 1805 Poor, but scarce

3 (j 341 1806 lied, aud all but uncirculated ; scarce in this condi-
tion

l 0 342 i809 Very fine

S"o 343 1810 Good for date ; scarce

\ \ 344 1811 Very good for date ; scarcer than preceding

3 345 1826, ’34, ’35. All good 3 pieces

3T 346 1828 13 Stars; Very One

U- 347 1849, ’53, ’54, ’55, ’56. All good 5 pieces

10 348 1857 Two pieces; good 2 pieces

Duplicate Cents and Half Cents.

6> 349 1797 2 of ’98, 1803 and 1812. Poor aud barely fair

5 pieces

350 1817 (2) ’18 (2) ’19. Poor 5 pieces

351 (4) 1820, ’24, '26, (3) '29 9 pieces

352 1836 (2) ’37 ,-'38, (2) varieties, 1839. Very fair 6 pieces

353 1843 Three, large and small. 2 good 3 pieces

854 lS42-’43, (i) ’44, ’45 and ’46. Barely fair 6 pieces

355 (4) 1847, (4) 184S, (3) 1849. One 1848 fine, the rest poor

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I 356 1850 (5) ’51, (5) ’52, (-1) ’53, (5) ’54, (3) ’55, (4) ’56. Several
fine 27 pieces

1 0 357 1857 Two large and four small dates. Good and poor

6 pieces

3 358 Half Cents, 1804. One very good and two fair 3 pieces

3/i. 359 1804 (2) 1807 -’8 (2) 1809. Poor and fair 5 pieces

360 1804, 1825, ’28, ’32, ’34 and ’35. Barely fair 5 pieces

361 1804 four of 1835. Poor and fair 4 pieces

3 "t, 362 1804, 1851 (4) ’53, ’54 and ’56. Poor and fair 7 pieces

COPPER MEDALS.

All Fine.

SIZE.

i Co 363 “Major General Zachary Taylor.” Resolution of
Congress Medal. Ob. Head to right ; rev. Buena
Vista, Feb. 22 and 23, 1S47. Representation of

the Battle-field. Medal by Wright 56

3 0 364 Another, Resolution of Congress to General Taylor.

Known as the Monterey Medal 40

\ U‘ 365 Another, known as the Palo Alto Medal 40

S"0 366 “ General Lafayette.” The Defender of, &c 28

367 Wright’s Celebrated and very rare Medal of Henry
Clay. Ob. Head to left, surrounded by a beautiful
wreath; rev. “Senate 1806; Speaker 1811; War
of 1812 with Great Britain, &c. This Medal is too
well known to require any lengthened description,
and has always been very highly prized by collect-
ors. In fine case, lined with red velvet 56

a tro 368 “Henry Clay.” Head to left; rev. The Eloquent

Defender of National Rights, &c. Scarce 40

5. an 369 “ Andrew Johnson.” Head to left ; rev.“ Public Re-
ception and Banquet by the Municipal Authorities
of New York City. Aug. 29, 1866.” Proof in copper.
Very scarce. Dies defaced

20

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372

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373

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382

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384

385

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386

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388

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389

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WHITE METAL MEDALS.

Prince Albert; rev. Exhibition, 1851. Fine 32

Fred’k Schiller. Centennary of his Birthday. (New
York.) Fine 26

George Washington ; rev. Washington’s Residence.

Fine 22

General Scott; rev. Born, Died, &c. Fair 18

Edward Everett ; rev. George Washington. Fine 18

Copy ot Dickeson’s Somer Islands piece. Brass.

Very fine 20

FRACTIONAL CURRENCY.

A set of the First Issue, 17t li July, 1862. 50, 25, 10 and

5 cent., perforated. Very scarce 4 pieces

One 10, three different 5’s, and one 3 cent 4 pieces

Two 5 and one 3 cent. Duplicates 3 pieces

Ten and Five Dollar Confederate Notes and nine shin-
plasters 11 pieces

NUMISMATIC BOOKS, CATALOGUES, &c.

Dickeson.s Coin Manual, 1859, with 19 Plates
Prime’s Book of Coins, Medals and Seals
Metropolitan Coin Book. Paper much scribbled on
MacKenzie’s Catalogue, not priced. Five fine photo-
graphic plates

MacKenzie’s, partly priced (roughly,) without plates, and
three other Catalogues
1865 The Durango Silver Mines Statement
1869 Mickley Catalogue, priced and named. Damaged

1866- ’67 First Volume of Journal of Numismatics, pub-
lished in New York ; minus No. 7

1867- ’68 Second Volume. Complete

1868- ’69 Third Volume do

1869 Fourth Volume, Nos. 1 to 8, minus No. 4

Second Night s Sole.

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391

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392

393

394

395

396

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397

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399

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400

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404
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I o 406
407
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MISCELLANEOUS COPPER COINS.

1840 Three Kopecks, smeared, but unusually fine
1840 One Kopeck do do do

Four Turkish Pieces — one pierced, but rare 4 pieces*
1788 Barbadoes Penny ; rev. Pine Apple
1862 Two Cent Liberia piece; fair and scarce
Set of 8, 4, 2 and 1, Doubles ; the 2 doubles very scarce
Fine 2 pieces

1858 English Penny Token. Professor Holloway. Head.

Rev. his Card. Scarce and barely circulated
1845 6 Cuar piece of Isabel II. Uncirculated and rare
Set of Ionian Islands pieces. Penny to Four-pence, in-
cluded. Very good 4 pieces

“ Am I not a Man and a Brother.” Fine
1867 10 Bani Piece. Barely Circulated
1862 2 do do do

Oliver Cromwell. Head. So. Wales Token. Poor but

rare

1677 Scotch Halfpenny of Charles II. Poor but rare.
1809 5 and 3 Centimes of Westphalia. Very fair
r,c( 2 pieces

1401 Farthing of William and Mary. Barely fair
Penny of Charles I. Very small, fine and scarce
1839 Halfpenny ot Victoria. Isle of Man reverse. Good
1851 The Crystal Palace, 1851. Copper. Rev. Store
Card. Good

22

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410

411

3 *

412

9

413

/So

414

415

/ 0 i

416

417

418

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419

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420

//©

421

422
*■) 423

k . 424

rr 42-i
n 426

427

428

429
rT 430

431
3 7 432
u-0 433
4-r 434

Two Quarts and one Quart Pieces. Gibraltar. Very
Good 2 pieces

Two Quarts and one Quart Pieces. Gibraltar. Rev.

Lion and Key. Very good 2 pieces

English and French Store Cards and Halt Farthing
Twenty-three different East India Pieces. An interesting
lot, curious and all good 2.'. pieces

AMERICAN SILVER.

1799

Dollar.

A little rubbed, but good

1841

do

Only fair

1841

do

Barely fair; scratched on the field

1842

do

Fine, but scratched more than the above

1843

do

Very good, but nicked

1846

do

New Orleans Mint. Fair. Rare

1871

do

Uncirculated

1872

do

do

Half-Dollars.

1834

Large

date. Fine

1834 Small date do

1835 Fine
1843 Barely lair

1859 New Orleans Mint. Nicked in the field

1861 do do Almost proof

1863 Very line

1868 Beautiful impression

1870 Nearly as fine

Quarter-Dollars.

1818 Barely fair

1831 Fine, but nicks before the head

1834 Barely circulated

1835 Very fine

435 1843 Very good

436 1856 Fair

437 1856 Fair. New Orleans Mint. Scarce

438 1859 Barely circulated

439 1867 Very fine

440 1870 Proof. Slightly nicked

441 1871 Fine Proof

2 io 442 1872 Uncirculated

ENGLISH COINS.

G-old.

\ r q 443 James I, 1603 to 1605. Unit or XX Shilling Piece.
Scarce and fine

If ^ S' 444 George III, 1760 to 1820. Sovereign. St. George and
the Dragon. Fine

if To 445 George III, 1760 to 1803. Beautiful Halt ^Guinea, and
scarce

Silver.

446 William III, 1695 to 1702. Crown. Barely fair. 1664,
sea rce

7T 447 William III, 1695 to 1697. Half Crown. Much rubbed

(tro 448 do 1695 to 1697. Head to left. Half Crown

coined for Scotland. 40 under the bust. Good for
the period and rare

3 0 449 William III. Shilling. Very poor

*' 450 James II, 1685 to 1688. Half Crown. Very poor

w- 451 George III, 1760 to 1820. XXX Pence, or 2s. 6d. Irish
Token, 1808. Poor

8 452 George ill. Copper Penny aud Half-penny. Uncircu-
lated.

1 453 George III, 1813. Stiver and Half Stiver. Uncirculated.

Scarce

p i

* $ 454 George III, 1868. One-third Farthing. Really scarce.
Fine

' 455 1811 Newark Shilling Token. .Very fine

24

456 1727 Coronation Medal of Queen Caroline. Fair and
scarce

I s u 457 Silver Medal of Father Mathew. Good. Size 27

WHITE METAL MEDALS.

\ >> 458 Beautiful Large Medal, Exhibition of all Nations, Lon-

don, 1851. Lusts of Victoria and Albert, face to face

Size 4S

1 459 Another Exhibition Medal of 1851. Portraits. Variety, fiue

Size 32

‘ vf 460 Do do do Head of Prince Albert

to left Size 34

iSO 461 Small Medalet of the Queen’s Family. Very tine Size 17

VARIOUS FOREIGN SILVER.

Prussia.

^ \ o 462 1791 Thaler of Frederick William. Only fair
\ s i, 463 1845 Thaler of Frederick William IV. Less circulated
464 1866 Vereinsthaler of William. Barely circulated and
scarce

"I : 465 1871 Another beautiful uncirculated piece
\ ir 466 1871 do do do do Rev. “ Sieges

Thaler.” The first I have seen

o 467 1798 Small Medal. Frederick William III. Huldiguug,
1798. Fair Size 20

468 1717 Crown of Cosinus III, Grand Duke of Etruria VI;
Head to right; rev. crown on entrance to a castle. Head
rubbed, but good for the period, and scarce
t. 469 1722 One Gilder of Belgium. Good
‘■j i 470 1553 Quarter Crown Henry II of France; Head to right.

Head a good deal rubbed, otherwise very good for the
period, and rare

G i 471 1781 400 Reis of Maria I of Portugal. Very fair
G l. 472*1817 Do of John do Very good

25

\ 0 r 473

474

475

Or 476
$3- 477

; i) 478

( 1 r 479

) r o 480

4 D 481

1858 5 Francs of Napoleon III. Scarce

Turkish Dollar. In fair condition and scarce

Medal of Republic of Berne; rev. [live ot bees. Fair

Size 23

Do Commerce of Lyons. Fair Size 20

German Medal by Loos; rev. “Bis wir staub und asche
si net.” Good Size 19

One side of Spanish Medal of Charles IV and his Wife.

Silver-glazed Size 31

Ten and Five Cent Pieces of Charles IIII of Spain.

Fine 2 pieces

Siam Half Dollar ; wreath between the pagodas. Fair
and scarce

Jeruegau Cistern Medal. Much worn

FOREIGN GOLD.

* *1 s
- / *

482 Turkish

Coin.

Face value $2 25.

Very fine

A JO

483

Do

do

do

$2 25

do

$ \ i

484

Do

do

do

$2 75

Almost proof

So

485

Do

do

do

40c

Fair

' 486 1854 Napoleon III 20 Francs. Fine proof

487 1854 do 10 do do

L- 1 3 488 1872 20 Marks of Ludwig II of Bayeru. Proof. Scarce
1 2 o 489 Bremen Coin, about one dollar face value. Fair
(s y 490 1726 400 Reis of John V of Portugal. Fair
j , 491 Small 8outh American Coin, face value 50 cents. Fair

l ci 492 1853 California Dollar. Octagon. Very good

1 Sti

493

1853

do

Half Dollar.

Round. Fair

(a ti

494

1872

do

do

Ogtagon. Proof

495

1864

do

Quarter do

do Fine

496 Quarter Dollar. Round. Without date

WASHINGTON PIECES.

. 4 497 1783 Washington and Independence ; rev. Unity States.
Fair

20

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498

\ 0

499

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500

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501

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502

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503

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504

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505

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507

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508

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509

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510

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612

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513

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514

3c

515

13

51 G

1 1 c

517

1783 Washington aud Independence; rev. United States.

London copy. Proof. Copper
Double-Headed Washington. Barely fair
1791 Large Eagle Cent. Very fine
1791 Two more. Both poor

1791 Small Eagle Cent. Only fair

1792 Washington Cent. Same Ope as silver half dollar.
Ob. very poor; rev. good. Very scarce

1793 Liverpool Washington Half-Penny. Fair for date

1794 Washington Grate Cent. Very fiue
Georgius Triumpho. Fair only

Success to United States. Small type. Fair
Medal of “The Second Presidency of Geo. Washington,”
in a wreath; rev. shepherd with sheep and a cow and
call, representing the Summer season. The Season
Medals are all very scarce. This one is damaged by a
good many dents on the field of the Medal, otherwise
I should describe it as very good. Copper Size 32
A Glass Medal, with the side-face Portrait of Washing-
ton blown inside; and as I have never seen another,!
believe it to bo very rare Size 48

Wyon’s White Medal of Washington; head to right. Fine

Size 20

Centennial Medal in white metal. Fine Size 20

Idler's Copy of the Washington Cent of 1792; rev. his
card in cupper, brass and white metal Size 22

Memorial of the Miut Cabinet. Copper. Fine Size 14
Mason’s Washington ; rev. General of American Armies,
&c. Copper # Size 13

Bolen’s Washington ; rev. George Washington. Copper-
Proof Size 10.

Another in brass, also proof Size 1G

Silver.

Oath of Allegiance Medal. Obv. a little scratched

Size 20

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'io 518 “Time Increases his Fame.” Fine proof Size 18

4-o 519 Bust of Washington to right; rev. Bust of Jackson to
left. Fine Size 12

2- S' 520 Same obverse; rev. Bust of Lincoln to right. Fine

Size 12

521 do rev. born and died. Fine Size 12

522 A different head ; rev. Great central fair. Fine Size 12

ENGLISH TOKENS-HALF-PENNY SIZE.

A very interesting assortment, containing no duplicates, the
first twenty-five being almost bright red color, but some are
smeared by handling.

I 528 1789 “ Cronebone Halfpenny.”

524 1789 “ The Angelsea Miner’s Halfpenny.”

I 'a 525 1791 “The Paris Miner’s Halfpenny.’’

2.0 526 1791 “ Cornish Copper, half an ounce.”

i ^ 527 1791 “ Leeds Halfpenny.”

528 1791 “Macclesfield Halfpenny.”

> 0 529 1792 “ Promisory Halfpenny.”

HT 580 1792 “East India House.” Obv. “Halfpenny” Arms
\ tro 531 1792 “ Coventry Halfpenny.” Rev. Lady Godiva on
horseback. The finest impression I have ever had
582 1793 “ Sir Isaac Newton ” Head. As fine as preceding
533 1793 “ Liverpool Halfpenny.”

' % 534 1793 “ Commercial Halfpenny.”

535 1793 “ Manchester Halfpenny.”

IT 536 1793 “ North Wales Halfpenny.” Much smeared
ir 537 1793 “ Wainfleet Halfpenny.”
v 538 1793 “ Promisory Halfpenny.” Man on horseback
539 1794 do do Ship in lull sail

' i 540 1794 “ Northearn Halfpenny.”

1 r 541 1794 “Kent Halfpenny Token.”

: o 542 1784 “ Francis Shacleton, London.”

543 1794 “TheR. lion. W. Pitt, Lord Warden Cinque Ports.”

2 5" 514 1794 “ Earl Howe and the Glorious First of June;” rev.

“ Rule Britannia ”

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545 1794 “ Lackington ” Head: rev. His Card

546 1795 “Bungay;” on a Scroll, “We promise to pay the

bearer on demand one halfpenny”
i 547 “ Prosperity to Old England ; ” rev. “ Peace and Plenty.”
No date

%

548

Six

pieces ;

all different.

Very fine

6 pieces

G

549

Six

more

do

do

6 pieces

Vjx.

550

Four varieties of the Prince, and three of the

Princess

of Wales.

Very fine

7 pieces

(o

551

Six

pieces ;

all different,

and very fine

6 pieces

G

552

Six

do

do

do

6 pieces

l 0

553

Six

do

do

do

6 pieces

%

554

Six

do

do

do

6 pieces

\l

555

Six

do

do

do

6 pieces

1

556

Six

do

do

do

6 pieces

557

Six

do

do

do

6 pieces

(c

558

Six

do

do

do

6 pieces

(o

559

Six

do

do

do

6 pieces

' 4-

560

Eleven pieces, in which are the Garrick, Odd Fellow and

H-

Alfred the Great Tokens ; more circulated, but all
different. Good 11 pieces

561 Twelve pieces ; all different. Same as above 12 pieces

562 Twelve do do do 12 pieces

563 Fifteen do do do 15 pieces

564 Five Penny size ; different. Fine 5 pieces

565 Ten curious Ilalfpenys of the 17th century; two sizes,

both small; penny spelt with one n; all different.
Good and fair, for the period. 10 pieces

FARTHING TOKENS.

No Duplicates.

1 566 Two varieties of Sir Isaac Newton. Both fair 2 pieces

7 567 Seven pieces; all different. Uncirculated and fine

7 pieces

\ u. 568 Ten do do Fine and good 10 pieces

' u- 569 Ten do do do 10 pieces

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ENGLISH PIECES (Continued).

Victoria.

570 Model One Penny; German silver centre. Very fine
ILo 571 Do Halfpenny; do do

Uf 572 1814 Half Farthing. Very fine

l0 .573 1811 Smaller size ; rev. Britannia, seated. Very good
and scarce

3 671 Model Half, Quarter, Eighth and Sixteenth ot a Farthing.

Very fine; rare 1 pieces

G 575 Model Penny, », and M Penny, in white metal. Fine

2 pieces

576 Queen Victoria and Five of her Children; white metal.

Good and scarce 6 pieces

FOREIGN SILVER.

577 Augsburg Confession Thaler ; ob. Martin Luther ; rev.

John George. 1530 and 1630. Very good for the
period ; scarce

578 1598 Truth Dollar of Henry Julius. In excellent

condition for the period

579 Another Dollar of Henry Julius, known as the Wasp

Dollar. No date. Curious and scarce ; fair

580 1611 Broad Dollar of Munster. St. Paul, its patron,

is represented in the clouds; rev. Arms of the Bishop
Van Galen, who had this piece struck after retaking
the Town. Very fine for the Period
i_ I'J -T' 581 1613 Bell Thaler of Augustus, Duke of Brunswick
and Lunenburg. Fair for the period
3 S' o 582 1722 Very fine Brunswick and Lunenburg Crown;

ob. George I. of Great Britain ; rev. Hartz mountain
figure. Very desirable

583 1730 Thaler of Hamburg; ob. Charles VI., D.G.
Bom, Ac. Slight scratches on the reverse ; otherwise
very fine

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3* cu, 584 1768 Very fine Nuremberg Crown of Joseph II.; obverse
a view of the city

' bo 5S5 1771 Pillar Dollar of Charles III. of Spain. Very good
lor the period, and scarce

586 1777 Avery fine Rix Dollar of Gustavus III. of Sweden.
Barely circulated

\ b o 587 1796 Dollar ol Francis II. of Hungary and Bohemia.
Poor

588 1811 Dollar of Hieronymus Napoleon of Westphalia.
» Planchet damaged ; otherwise veiy little circulated

' ^ ^ 589 1829 Five Francs of Charles X. Fair

590 1837 Scudo of Gregory XXI. But little circulated
\ v S' 591 1847 Another of Pius IX. Barely fair
vr 592 1855 Medal Thaler of Maximilian II. of Bayern.
Very good and scarce

\ 593 Medal Dollar of Frederic VII., 1S63; rev. Christian

IX, 1868; both of Denmark. Very fair
) \ V 594 186b Maximilian Dollar of Mexico. Good

\ bd 595

Do

Half Dollar. Barely fair, but scarce

ko 596

Do

Ten Cent piece. Good ; very scarce

sr 597

Do

Five Cent piece. Uncirculated.

scarce

'i o b 598

Do

One Cent, copper. Very rare

\ 7 599 1868 Dollar of the Republic of Peru. Fine

(a * GOO 1690 % Thaler of Charles III. of Brandenburg.

Barely fair

J 601 1692 Do of Ernest Augustus of Brunswick and
Lunenburg. Very good

602 1700 24 Marien Groschen of George Louis of Brunswick
and Lunenburg. Fair

- 603 1727 Half Thaler of George II. of Brunswick and Lunen-

burg. Very fine

: / 604 1826 % Thaler of Fredk. Francis V. of Mecklenburg, &c.
V ery good

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605 1846 Em Thaler of Alexander Charles, Duke of Anhalt.

Faii-

606 1848 Two Guldens of John, Duke of Austria. Fine

\ ' V 607 1859 Thaler struck in Memory of the Centenary of
Schiller’s Birthday. Good

1 tro 608 1863 “ Ein Thaler Gold,” struck in Bremen to com-
memorate the 50th Jubilee of the Freedom of
Germany. Very good

\ ‘S' 0 609 1865 Thaler of Hanover of George V., to commemorate
the reunion of Austria and Hanover. Very good
i £3 610 1865 Another; ob. similar; rev. different ; struck on the

same occasion

Wo 611 Another of the same King. Rev. “ Den Sieger bei Wa-
terloo gewidmet an 18 Juui, 1865.”

\.n> 612 Ein Vereinsthaler of John George, Prince of Schaum.

burg. Lippe. Fine

613 Marriage Medal of William and Augusta of Prussia.
Very fine

io 614 1786 XVI Gute Groschen of Charles William Frederick
of Bruns, and Lun. Very fine

$ - 615 1790 24 Marien Groschen of Anhalt. Barely fair

$To 616 1809 “ 32 Schillings Hamburger Courant, 1809.” Fine
10 617 1814 % Thaler. Head of George III. Bruns, and Lun.

Fine, but scratched

618 1825 “ 16 Gute Groschen” of George IV. Bruns, and

Lun. Very fine and scarce.

619 1840 East India Rupee of Queen Victoria
u C 620 1858 Half Rouble of Russia. Good

Jo 621 1861 One Gulden of Frankfurt
I \ 622 1868 Escudo of Isabel II, of Spain. Fine

Co 623 1868 4 Reals do do do

10 624 1870 Two Francs of Republic of France. Uncirculated
M-o 625 Japanese Itzebue. Very good

oT 626 Octagon Medalet. Square Shield Crowned, Rev. S.

P. Q B., in wreath. Good Size 20

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627

628

U-0

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630

031

2-e>

632

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635

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636

1 0

637

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638

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040

1089 “VI Marien Groschen,” of Hildesheim. Barely
fair

1750 Frederic of Prussia. “ 2 Einen R. Thaler.” Barely
fair

1789 Eiu halber Thaler of “ Wilhelmus, 1. K. D. G.
llass. Laud.,” Ac. Good

% Thaler of John Frederic, Duke of Bruns, and Lun.
Very good. No date

1705 William I of Schaumburg. “ Ein It. Thaler, fein
si lb.” Very good

Three Pieces of Bruns, and Lun., each about 0 Marien.
Groschen. Fine 3 pieces

1752 K Thaler. Very fair

1-0 Thaler of Hieronymus Napoleon of Westphalia.
Fair. 1810

1802 Batavia Coin. % G. Very fine

12 Groschen ol Hannover. Fine. 1009

20 and 10 Kreutzers of Francis 1 of Austria. Fine
Silver. Uncirculated 2 pieces

Six Silver Coins. Curious and fine. Value about 12£
each 0 pieces

Six Silver Coins. Fine and good. About the same

value 0 pieces

Three Silver Coins. Fine. Value 30 cents, and 1800
half dime. Poor 4 pieces

IV 041 3 Small Bracteats

3T 042 Small Medal of William III, King of Prussia, Rev.

German Inscription. Rubbed Size 18

2 o-u 643 Two Tical Piece of Siam

* 044

Six Silver Coins.

All different.

Fine and good 0 pieces

l u 045

Eight

do

do

do 8 pieces

i 040

Eight

do

do

do 8 pieces

1 T 647

Eight

do

do

some curious. Fine

and g<

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8 pieces

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648 Ten Silver Coins. All different.

649 Ten Silver Coins. All different.

curious

650 Twelve Silver Coins. do

Groschen each. Good to very fine

651 Ten Pieces base Silver Coins. Fair

Three very small.

10 pieces
Some very old and
10 pieces
1, 2 and 4 Marien
12 pieces
10 piece 8

ENGLISH SILVER PIECES.

652 Groat of Henry III. 1st Coinage. Fine and scarce

658 1575 Elizabeth Sixpence. Barely fair. Scarce
U 654 1580 Another Sixpence. Much better do
V-o 655 Charles I Shilling. Much rubbed

l r 656 do very small Penny, in Copper. Scarce
33 657 Sixpences of William and William and Mary. Both

barely fair, but scarce

/ 7q 658 1696 Crown of William III. Strong impression. Not
much circulated. Scarce

659 1711 Shilling of Queen Anne. Fair for date

3:f 660 1703 Sixpence do do

24* 661 1706 Threepence do Barely fair

) ! X. 662 1676 Half Crown of Charles II. Barely fair. Scarce
<0 663 1742 do George II. Lima, under bust.

Head much rubbed

664 1758 Shilling of George II. Fine and scarce
I 3o 665 1804 Bank of England Dollar of George III. Fair

666 1816 Shilling of George III. Very good
2-0 667 1866 Maunday Money of Victoria. 4d., 3d., 2d, Id. of
Very fine 4 pieces

2-0 668 1870 Maunday Money of Victoria. 4d., 3d., 2d., Id., of
Very fine. 4 pieces

l 8 669 1871 Maunday Money of Victoria 4d., 3d., 2d., l^d.

and Id. The two last not fine. 5 pieces

2. i 670 Eight One Shilling Tokens. All different. Barely fair

8 pieces

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671 Seven One Shilling Tokens. All different. Barely fair

7 pieces

672 One Duplicate Shilling. 1812

673 Sixpenny Token. Rev. Charing Cross; King Charles

on Horseback. Fine

673*Six Shilling Tokens. Barely fair 6 pieces

COLONIAL PIECES.

674 1652 Pine Tree Shilling. A very good impression for

the period

675 1767 Colonies Francoises. R. F. in centre. Barely fair

676 1786 Vermoutensiuui Respublica. Ob. lair; rev. very

poor. Scarce

677 1787 Nova E Borac. Rev. Head of Liberty to right.

Good

678 1787 Auctori Connec. Head to right. Fine

679 1787 Franklin Ceut. States United. Not much circu-

lated

680 1788 Massachusetts Cent. Fair

681 Twenty-seven Pieces poor Colonials 27 pieces

682 Robt. B. Ruggles’ Store Card. Very line

683 Lewis L. Squire & Sons, Store Card. Fine

684 Beale’s Philadelphia Museum Card. Fine and rare

685 Friend to the Constitution. Cow in the centre. Fair

PATTERN PIECES.

686 1836 First Steam Coinage, '-3d March. Copper Proof

687 1854 Plain Head Cent. Fine aud scarce

688 1855 Flying Eagle Cent. Copper. Fine

689 1859 Liberty Seated Half Dollar. Fine. Silver

690 1859 French Head of Liberty. 50 Cent Type. Fine Silver

691 1858 Ceut. Nickel Size. Indian Head. Rev. Oak

Wreath and Shield

692 1858 Cent. Nickel Size. Indian Head. Rev. Oak

Wreath aud no Shield

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693 1858 Cent. Nickel Size. Indian Plead. Rev. Laurel

Wreath

694 1858 Another Type. Small Eagle. Rev. Oak Wreath

and Shield. Scarce

695 1859 Another. Indian Head. Rev. Oak Wreath and

Shield. Scarce

696 1856 Nickel Cent. Fine Proof, and very scarce

697 1856 Another, do do do

5Q

698 1860 Clark, Gruber & Co.’s Copy of $20 Pike’s Peak Gold,

in Copper. Very good

699 1861 Clark, Gruber & Co.’s Copy of$2. 50 Gold Piece, in

Copper. Very fine

700 Electrotype of a Chinese Dollar. Fine

FRENCH PIECES.

701 1820 Head of Lafayette to right. Shell. Silver. One

side. Half Dime size

702 A Silver Penny of the Count of Toulouse — of Raimond

V or YI. Ob. Cos Palaci ; Toulouse Cross. Rev. Sun.
and Crescent. In good condition, and I believe ex-
ceedingly rare

703 1792 Bronze Proof of Monneron. Liberte sous la Loi.

Rare in proof, and desirable.

704 1854 Napoleon III. Rev. S. M. I. visile la Monnaie.”

Copper proof, and rare

705 White Metal Medal, Struck in Memory of the Siege of

Lisle. Fine

VS

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American Silver Coins.

706 1356 Half Dollar. New Orleans Mint.

707 1858 do do do

708 1870 Beautiful Proof Set

709 1871 do do

710 1872 do do

711 1873 Trade Dollar. Very fine

Very good
Fine

10 pieces
10 pieces
10 pieces

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FOREIGN SILVER COINS.

A very beautiful and interesting Set of the Siege Pieces,
dated 1819, the second year of the Roman Republic.
10, 20, 10 and 5 Baiochi. Ob. Romulus and Remus and
the She Wolf. Reverses all different. The only set
ever offered at auction, and very rare
Five Pieces one-twelfth of a Thaler, each of Brunswick and
Lunenburg. Several dafed 1621. ITartz Mountain
Figure. Fine and Scarce. 5 pieces

Five more in same condition 5 pieces

Two Ecclesiastical Pieces; one dated 1511. Quarter Dol-
lar size 2 pieces.

1650 Peace Commemoration in Nuremberg. Child on
Ilobby-IIorse. Rev. ‘Vivat Ferdinand III. Rom.
Imp. vivat.” Square Coin or Klippe, about value of
twelve cents

A very interesting account of these Hobby Horse Pieces, will be
found in tlxe American Journal of Numismatics, 2d Vol., No.
2, page 102.

Matnpan (25-cent size) of the Doge Barbarago. Christ
enthroned; rev. St. Mark presenting a banner to the
Doge. Very fine for the period. Scarce
Silver (12^-cent size) of Galeazzo, Duke of Milan. Snake
devouring a child (badge of Milan); rev. N. Ambrose
enthroned. Very good for the period. Scarce
Quarter Thaler of Hen. Ernest, Count of Stolberg, 1672.
A stag (the emblem of Stolberg) ; rev. coat of arms.
Very good, but has a ring attached. Scarce

1551 Thaler of Ferdinand, King of Hungary and Bohe-
mia. Fine

1552 Another, a variety from the above. Barely fair
1592 Thaler of Rudolph II. of Hungary and Bohemia.

But little circulated

1596 Another of the same King. Head rubbed. Barely
fair

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737

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741

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1698 Thaler of Augustus, Christian and John, Dukes of
Saxony. The three heads somewhat rubbed
1602 Another Thaler of Rudolph II, a variety from those
described above, and more circulated
1601 Another head, more rubbed

1609 Another, a variety on the reverse from the other
Thalers. Fair

1624 Thaler of Ferdinand II of Hungary and Bohemia.
Ob. rubbed. Barely fair

1701 Thaler of Benedict XIV. Fine for the period
1786 10th of a fine Mark of Francis Louis. Rev. “ Merces
Laborum.” In good condition
1813 A fine Dollar of Ferdinand VII of Spain. Rarely
found in such excellent condition. Scarce
1620 Half Thaler of Frederick of Bohemia. Very good
1620 Do do do Fair

1620 Do do do do

1679 Two-third Thaler of Frederick, Duke of Saxony.
Barely fair

1606 21 Grote of Leopold of Belgium. Fine
1628 Half Thaler of Salisburg. Verv fair and scarce
1620 Quarter do of Frederick of Bohemia. Fair
1619 Three do of Bohemia. Very good 3 pieces
Two pieces, value 30 cents in silver. Both poor 2 pieces
1638 Two pieces, Ferdinand II, value about 20 cents. One
pierced 2 pieces

A FEW FINE CENTS AND HALF CENTS.

1799 A very excellent impression of this rare date, and
guaranteed original

1802 Not much circulated. Slight marks of corrosion ;
cracked die

1817 Uncirculated red Cent. Slightly smeared from
handling. Purchased by a friend in London
1819 Red color. Fine. A trifle smeared

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746

1820 Red color.

Bright. A trifle smeared. Cracked die

2.T

747

1833 Very fine.

A little corroded. Olive color

°l 0

748

1845

Fine impression

749

1856

Red color.

Bright and uncirculated

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1806

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751

1828

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5 Stars. Fine. Scarce in this condition

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752

1829

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1834

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Fine

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1835

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755

1855

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756

1855

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ANCIENT COINS.

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757

Fine Tetradrachm of Athens. Rev. Owl

M ^ 758 Tetradrachm of Alexander. Fair

759 Drachm of Metapontum. Head of Ceres. Rev. “ Meta.1’
An ear of Wheat. Fair

\ a \ 760 Drachm of Corinth. Head of Minerva. Rev. Pegasus.
Fair

1 "i 761 Another of Tarentum. Ob. “ Taras.” Taras on a Dol-

phin. Rev. Horseman. Fine

IMPERIAL DENARII.

Cc 762 Trajan. Born 53, died 117. Rev. Providence Standing.
Good

763 Hadrian. Born 76, died 138. Rev. Fides Publica. Fair

764 Antoninus Pius. Born 86, died 161. Rev. Piety Stand-

ing. Very good

765 Antoninus Pius. Born 86, died 161. Rev. Consecratio.

Very good

2 7 766 Faustina, Senior. Born 105, died 141. Rev, Consecratio.

A Peacock. Fair

U-Ci 767 Marcus Aurelius. Born 121, died 180. Providence Stand-
ing. Fine

768 Commodus. Born 161, died 192. Goddess Seated. Good

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769 Severus Alexander. Born 221, died 285. Fides Militum.

Fair

770 Another. do Male Figure Standing with Spear.

Good

771 Another. do A variety. Good

772 Gordianus Pius. Born 222, died 244. Providence Stand-

ing. Good

COPPER MEDALS.

778 Andrew Jackson. Presidential Medal. Small Size 32

774 James Monroe. do do do Size 32

775 John Tyler. do do do Size 40

776 Oliver H. Perry. Erie Medal Size 40

777 Winfield Scott. Congress Medal, Chippewa, &c. Size 40

778 Abraham Lincoln. Presidential Medal Size 40

7/9 Washington. Sansom Medal Size 26

780 Presidency of U. S. Grant The Oceans United by Rail-

way Size 28

781 “ Franciscus I, Francorum Rex.” Head to left. Rev.

“Unis non sufficit orbis.” A Crown over two Globes.
Unusually fine Size 34

782 Ob. Leopoldus I. Head to right. Rev. The Head of his

Queen Size 28

783 Peace Medal of George II. Rev, Wm. Penn offering the

Pipe of Peace to an Indian. Die very much cracked.

Size 26

784 Monnerons Medal. Taking of the Bastile Size 24

785 Thos. Jeflerson. Lovett’s Residences of the Presidents.

Size 22

786 Independence Hall Medal. Rev. The Liberty Bell. Size 24

787 Another. In Brass Size 24

788 Andrew Johnson. Head. Rev. National Union Conven-

tion, &c. Copper Size 20

789 Penn’s Treaty with the Indians. Lovett’s die. Copper

Size 20

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796

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798

799
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802

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804

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4*0 807
2 C 808

Abram Lincoln. Head to left. Rev. Born, assassinated,
Ac. Copper Size 18

1864 Abram Lincoln. Head to right. Ilev. Born, assas-
sinated, &c. Very small. Copper Size 14

President U. S. Grant. Head to left. Rev. Surrender of
Lee, &c. Copper Size 18

“ Grant.” Bust to right. Rev. “ Gen. U. S. Grant, our
next President.” Copper Size 18

Small Bust to left. Rev. “ For President,” &c Copper

Size 12

Peace Medal. “ Libertas Americaua.” Almost Proof

Size 28

Henry Clay. Bust to left. Log Cabin, &c. t Very thick
Copper planchet — from Leonard’s dies Size 32

Kosciuszko. Head to right. From “ Series Numismatica”

Size 24

“The Oceaus United by Railway.” Same as lot 780, but
in Silver. Very fine and scarce Size 28

WHITE METAL MEDALS.

Abraham Lincoln. “ He is in Glory,” Ac Size 32

Fulton Institute, Lancaster, Pa. ilead of Fulton Size 32
Inauguration Medal of U. S. Grant Size 32

Head of William I, Emperor of Germany. Beautiful re-
verse. Size 26

Continental Currency, Seal, &c. Dickeson’s Dies Size 25
1776 Another Type. Rev. Names of the States in Rings

Size 25

1862 Building of the International Exhibition at Syden-
ham Size 22

Medal of Carolo IV et Aloisia of Spain. Copper Size 38
Do Saint Francois Xavier. Copper Size 33

Do Cl. Martin Fondateuer, Francis Henry Egerton,
Ferdinand VII, &c 4 pieces

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809 (4) Medals Vivre Libres ou Mourir, 14 Juillet, 1790. Cop-

per.

Fine and poor

4 pieces

Wo

810

Medal, Dante Alighieri ; rev. Natus, &c. Copper

Size 26

811

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Societe pour L’Enseignement Muntel,

&c. 2

Medals

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812

Do

London Exhibition of 1851 — Chinese Junk, &c.

6 various. White metal

813

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P. Berryer, Avocat, Depute Deidep, &c

Size 27

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814

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Mutuelle Mobiliere Parisienne, &c. 2

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Charles Quint, &c. 6 various. Brass

816

23 Various French Coins

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817

11 Do English do

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20 Do Canada Haiti, &c

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Un Decime, 1814, B. B. ; rev. N, Crown, &c

2 pieces

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2 pieces

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Russian 10 Kopeken, 1836, &c. Fine

2 pieces

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, 1814. N in wreath, &c. Copper

2 pieces

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823 Republ

ic de Chile — Estado Libre de Jalisco, &c.

Various

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824 6 Brass Medalets. Various

825 L’Union Fait La Force. Lion standing, &c 10 pieces

826 3 Various Roman Coins

827 L’Union Fait La Force, &c. 4 base metal pieces

828 Mint Drop. Not One Cent for Tribute, &c. 10 varieties.

Good

829 1842 Bank of Montreal One Penny Token

830 1854 Do Upper Canada do

831 Do do Half-penny Token. Vari-
ous dates 5 pieces

832 1844 Bank of Montreal do do 2 pieces

833 1852 Quebec Bank do do

834 Un Sou Montreal Tokens. 5 varieties

835 Meade Bros. — G. A. Jarvis — E. B. Sweet, &c. Store

cards 9 pieces

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836 Strassburger and Nuhn, City Hall. Brass

837 W. Id. Harrison, Born ; rev. Log Cabin, The

Choice, The Hero, &c. Brass. Very fine

\ 838 The same. Copper. Poor

839 Nova Constellatio, Conn. New Jersey Cent
') ^ 840 Ein Kreuzer

841 French Coins
| 842 Foreign Coins. Various

843 1815 Ceylou Two Stivers. Copper. Poor

844 1797 George III Two-penny piece. Poor

845 Bucklin’s Interest Tables, &c

S 846 American Cents — 1794, ’96, ’98, 1802-3
847 Do Half Cents — 1804, ’51, ’53

4 pieces
People’s

3 pieces
11 pieces
11 pieces
46 pieces

6 pieces

7 pieces
3 pieces

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